Continued Youth Riots Foreseen at Resort Areas
A Northwestern sociology expert predicts ongoing and expanding student and teen riots at famous summer and winter resorts. Bernard Beck says youths seek anonymity to break routine, noting growing autonomy and a shared urge for freedom among teens and college students alike. He compares uprisings to code for teen sport, with police intervention often triggering resentment.
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Chicago
America
Bernard Beck
Northwestern University
Beck
Lake Geneva
Wis
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Yates Center Schools Declared Unsafe by State Fire Marshal
The state fire marshal told the Yates Center Board of Education that two elementary schools are unsafe. He noted 150 children attend one building and 25 attend the other, adding it may be uneconomical to repair both. Local boards must act to correct the deficiencies.
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Ramey
Topeka
Yates Center Board of Education
Break in Tax Routine Cited in Sykes Death Duty Case
Mrs Hilsie Sykes recounts husband Charles Sykes death duties in Lawrence Kansas. He foresaw high death taxes yet refused evading tax and discussed plans to minimize charge. Sykes built a wool fortune but warned against schemes to dodge taxes.
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Lawrence
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Apri
Principles Are Costly Of Wealthy Englander
London AP reports a rich British businessman refused to arrange his affairs to minimize death duties. His executors face a tax totaling about 3.65 million dollars, to be shared by his widow son and daughter. The amount cited is 571200 dollars.
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London
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip Return From Canada Trip
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip flew home to London after a weeklong visit to Canada for its centennial celebration and Expo 67.
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Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Canada
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